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Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 11 (April 1990)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 11 (April 1990)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 11

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: Perestroika and the Future of Socialism: Part Two
  • Nineteen Eighty-Nine by Paul M. Sweezy
  • Black Politics and the Challenges for the Left by Manning Marable
  • We Can’t Take More Of This “Reagan Boom” by Wassily Leontief
  • Correspondence:
    • Confessions (and Contentions) of an Orthodox Militant by Kim Moody
    • Reply by Dana Frank
  • Books:
    • Their Ideology and Ours by Daniel Singer
    • The Cauldron to the South by Hobart A. Spaulding
    • The Untold Garvey by Bernard D. Headley
  • Index to Volume 41
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 10 (March 1990)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 10 (March 1990)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 10

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: Perestroika and the Future of Socialism: Part One
  • The Second Soviet Revolution or the Transition from Statism to Socialism by Howard J. Sherman
  • Revolution and Counterrevolution: The Case of Finland 1917–1918 by John Newsinger
  • Artful Dealing by Murray L. Bob
  • Correspondence:
    • Ecological Timetables by Paul Rothkrug
    • Reply by the Editors
  • Books:
    • The French Revolution a la Mitterand by Leo Panitch
    • Fordism and Imperialism by Dave Broad
    • Grass Roots Socialism by Paul Buhle
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 9 (February 1990)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 9 (February 1990)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 9

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: For an Ecological Politics of Hope by Jack Weston
  • Beyond Eurocentrism by Grace Lee Boggs
  • The Debt Crisis and Eastern Europe by Paul Philips
  • A Delinquent Account by W. H. Locke Anderson
  • Correspondence:
    • Was There No Superstructure in Ancient Rome by Arthur D. Kahn
    • Capitalism and the War on Drugs by Charles Brant
  • Books:
    • Can Popular Power Be Built? by Charles Downs
    • The Safety Sieve by Joseph Persky
    • One Hundred Years of Servitude by William K. Tabb
    • Criticism and the People by William Cain
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 8 (January 1990)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 8 (January 1990)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 8

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: China’s Long Winter by Anita Chan
  • Boring Within the Bourgeois Press: A Postscript by A. Kent MacDougall
  • On a Marxist Theory of Regulation by Gerard Destanne de Bernis
  • Correspondence:
    • On the Shortfalls and Brutalities of Rural Maoism: A Response to William H. Hinton by Hugh Deane
    • Letters from Whitey by W. H. Locke Anderson
  • Books:
    • The First Revolution of the Twentieth Century by Michael Löwy
    • Marxism and the Uno School by John Bellamy Foster
    • Left or Left Behind? Heller and Feher on the Peace Movement by Brian Martin
  • Special Supplement: On Interring Communism and Exalting Capitalism by Carl Marzani
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 7 (December 1989)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 7 (December 1989)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 7

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: The Atomic Bomb, the Cold War, and the Soviet Threat by Alan Nasser
  • Problems with China’s Agriculture by Porus Olpadwala
  • Reflections from Vermont by Bernard Sanders
  • The Commodification of Life by Jean-Pierre Berlan
  • The Political Economy of Women’s Liberation by Margaret Benston
  • Correspondence: The Cold War and Imperialism by Joe Roberts
  • Books:
    • The Spirit of ’68 by John Bellamy Foster
    • The U.S. Budget Deficit: Love it or Leave it by Richard B. Du Boff
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 6 (November 1989)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 6 (November 1989)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 6

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: Anniversary of the Crash
  • Boring from Within the Bourgeois Press: Part One by A. Kent MacDougall
  • Everyday Forms of Popular Resistance by Don Nonini
  • Correspondence:
    • The “North American” Medical System by Nick McCombie
    • AIDS and Civil Liberties by Bob Sutcliffe
  • Books:
    • A Man for All Systems by Peter Marcuse
    • The Perfect War by John Horton
    • Anything Goes by Douglas Dowd
  • Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 5 (October 1989)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 5 (October 1989)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 5

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: U.S. Imperialism in the 1990s by Paul M. Sweezy
  • Soviet Economic Crisis: The Most Immediate Stumbling Block and The Next Step by Teodor Shanin
  • Resettlement and Rural Development in Nicaragua by John L. Hammond
  • The Degradation of Work in the Twentieth Century by Harry Braverman
  • Books:
    • Labor’s Decline by Dana Frank
    • New Light on Athenian Democracy by Thomas C. Patterson
    • The Intelligentsia and Soviet Change by Daniel Singer
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 4 (September 1989)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 4 (September 1989)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 4

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: Socialism and Ecology
  • Namibia: What Kind of Independence? by Horace Campbell
  • Reading the Tea Leaves of Protest by Mark M. Hager
  • Time of Trouble: The Twenty-Third Congress by Isaac Deutscher
  • Correspondence: The Socialist-Labor Split in Spain by Ruth MacKay
  • Books:
    • The Final Solution by W. H. Locke Anderson
    • The Old Left, the New Left, and the Uses of History by Charles W. Hunt
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 3 (July-August 1989)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 3 (July-August 1989)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 3

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: Whither the Soviet Union? by Daniel Singer
  • The Lessons of History and the Developing World by Manfred Bienefeld
  • Oligarchic “Democracy” by Ellen Meiksins Wood
  • The Scars of the Ghetto by Lorraine Hansberry
  • South Korea: Looking at the Left by Martin Hart-Landsberg
  • Correspondence:
    • Lessons of the 1988 Election: The Need to Organize by Vicente Navarro
    • Perestroika: The Need For a Class Analysis by Perry Cartwright
  • Books:
    • With Friends Like These by W. H. Locke Anderson
    • The Myth of the Great U-Turn by Michael Dawson
    • Monopolists of Drink by Ankie Hoogvelt
Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 2 (June 1989)

Monthly Review Volume 41, Number 2 (June 1989)

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Contents of Volume 41, Number 2

  • Notes from the Editors
  • Review of the Month: Capitalism and the Environment
  • The Origins of Market Fetishism by Kari Polanyi-Levitt and Marguerite Mendell
  • On Revolution by Daniel Singer
  • The Development of Underdevelopment by Andre Gunder Frank
  • Correspondence:
    • Revolution and Counterrevolution in Marxian Economics by Baba Hiroji
    • The Uno Schol: The Highest Stage of Marxism? by John Lie